@ProjectPhysX@fclc@fay59
that's not for real, right? it does not follow IEEE conventions (Inf should be next to 2.0, and 2.0 should be 1.5), and surely for fp4 you want a two-bit exponent so you have only one NaN of each sign:
0000 0.0
0001 0.5
0010 1.0
0011 1.5
0100 2.0
0101 3.0
0110 +Inf
0111 +NaN
@amonakov@ProjectPhysX@fclc@fay59 none of these strictly follow IEEE754 (you must have at least two significand bits so you can encode sNaN, and must have at least two exponential bits for reasons that fall out of the constraints on emin and emax), but yeah, this would be a lot closer.
@rygorous@amonakov@ProjectPhysX@fclc@fay59 The graphics people of a couple decades back did almost everything the ML people are doing now and did it harder, episode 163/???
Add comment